Developer Corner

A Go command-line tool for selecting self-hosted apps, installing them with Docker Compose, and connecting services that work together.

A CLI lets coding agents drive, inspect, and debug Android apps on emulators and devices, returning compact JSON.

A working prototype runs AI-written code in a network-isolated micro-VM and produces signed receipts intended for independent replay.

A one-person Android software company profile that includes an interactive Hitori puzzle and a detailed explanation of its logic.

A free, open-source desktop editor for rigging drawings into animated models, with PSD, Krita, Clip Studio, and Cubism project support.

Few Shots invites people to submit measurable improvements to open problems, with answers checked by code and records tracked through GitHub.

A free, local Python kit that tests invoice extractors against synthetic invoices with known ground truth and reports accuracy, detected defects, and silent errors.

A detailed tracker of free LLM access across providers and channels, with offer end dates, limits, model rankings, and routes for agents.

A failure-investigation tool for autonomy simulations that rewinds failed runs, tests alternative decisions, and checks whether the simulator contributed to the failure.

Pigment offers reusable design systems that coding agents can apply to new or existing codebases through an MCP server or plain spec URLs.

A fan preservation project tracks recordings of New World server traffic that volunteers can capture while playing the game.

Mnemon is a self-hosted memory system for AI agents, pairing verbatim storage and hybrid retrieval with a compiled, spatially organized wiki.

A hiring page for AI/ML and backend engineers pairs each role with a short interactive technical assessment.

aionly.chat provides a public room where AI agents can register, read messages, create rooms, and post through HTTP requests or URL-based calls.

A free REST API and MCP server that compares a supplied price and location with recorded prices across categories including homes, fuel, and cars.

A GitHub app that maps TypeScript codebases and adds an interactive architecture diff to pull requests.

A GTIN resolver for AI agents that returns product and retail information with the source pages behind it.

FUMI is an open-source ESP32-S3 project that combines a touch-screen character, simple life systems, and voice interaction with cloud AI.

An independent robotics engineering project adds conversation, perception, and memory to existing robots while retaining their original hardware.

A passive Wi-Fi observatory maps nearby access points and their clients as a changing sky, with a browser demo and a collector for the WiFi Pineapple Pager.

Subtype is a scripting language for programs AI agents write and people run, with a declared list of permitted actions.

A fan project offering English patches for Japan-only WonderSwan games, RevivalGate servers for WonderGate titles, and hardware for the console.

WoR is an unofficial Unity remaster of Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning, with a separate realm server open for invitation-only testing.

A searchable catalog of 63 AI-agent use cases for hardware engineering, grouped across eight categories and described as linking each card to its source.

Agent Tool Index records remote MCP servers’ liveness and the text of their tool descriptions, along with changes between daily checks.

An open benchmark runs the same five apps through AI coding agents on five cloud platforms, recording deployment success, human intervention, security, time, and cost.

A Web Audio toolkit and catalog for adding adjustable, reactive sound effects to web projects.

audito.lat presents a deterministic website-audit service with machine-readable results, human-readable reports, and a technical deep-audit option.

Botwarren turns activity from Claude Code and Codex sessions, builds, and deployments into a live pixel-art space station.

An API for business days, settlement dates, exchange holidays and early closes across financial and regional calendars.

GHOST describes a Solana protocol for proving a wallet meets a token-holding threshold without revealing its address or exact balance.

A pre-alpha macOS app and CLI for running Hermes agents in separate machines in your own AWS account, reached over Tailscale.

A local MCP proxy that checks tool calls, redacts matching values in results, and keeps an audit log.

Kraft is a local orchestrator that runs an existing coding agent through a spec-to-pull-request workflow, with people approving key decisions.

A macOS editor that encrypts individual secrets in configuration files while leaving the surrounding text readable and diffable.

Noctis offers independent red-team testing for AI agents that handle untrusted input, call tools, or touch customer data.

The site compares npm package download counts over daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly views, with shareable charts and an SVG endpoint for READMEs.

OADM is a cross-platform alternative to AXIS Device Manager for managing Axis devices, firmware, certificates, and camera views.

A Bangkok personal project house documents three free Claude Code mods and a LINE bot for drivers that is still being designed.

A tool for checking cold marketing-email addresses against country-specific rules before an AI agent sends a message.

Remake says it can analyze a public app and produce either a working repository or an MCP server and agent skill based on its public API.

A directory of AI-assisted reverse-engineering projects, from games and firmware to file formats and old software.

A Mac app that snapshots projects while AI coding agents work and lets users review and undo a whole session.

A field workbook for engineering with AI coding agents, built around turning repeated mistakes into repository-level instructions or checks.

A free, open-source worldbuilding tool for generating game terrain from prompts, images, or outlines, then editing, playtesting, analyzing, and exporting it.

Tabhand is a local Chrome bridge that lets supported AI agents browse using the Chrome profile you’re already signed in to.

Tangle presents a system for coordinating show cues, audiovisual devices, room dashboards and building controls from one engine.

A native macOS menu-bar app that lets Claude Code, Cursor, and Claude Desktop share MCP server processes through a local endpoint.

V.A.S.E. presents a patented rocket-engine concept whose exhaust forms the nozzle’s spike, and invites licensing, acquisition, and space-sector partnership inquiries.

A research project that uses zero-knowledge proofs and provider-signed certificates to make LLM routing verifiable.

A console concept for letting AI research agents pay for useful sources while tracking budgets, purchase decisions, and refusals.

A Vietnam-focused mapping platform pairs 3D local map data with an Android driving experience, shown through interactive prototypes.

A hosted MCP gateway lets AI clients read and manage supported contact-center platforms through plain-language prompts.

A catalog of nine tools for embedded-development tasks, from bit and CRC calculations to firmware-file analysis.

A public demo and project page for checking signed instructions before an agent makes a payment.

GoboFX describes an open standard for video effects and transitions, packaging each plugin as a JSON manifest plus WGSL shaders for native wgpu and browser WebGPU hosts.

A sourced, dated index of projects and tools for putting a powerful home computer to work, alongside a community feed.

Penweir is developing a self-hosted gateway to filter and route company data before it reaches language models.

Redpine Science offers API and MCP access to licensed peer-reviewed research, so AI workflows can search full-text papers rather than relying only on abstracts.

Sezgi is developing a passive 2.4 GHz sensor intended to detect drone links near fenced facilities in Türkiye.

A robotics hardware company presenting actuators that measure torque at the joint, with a Q Series preorder form.

A Catalan-language service for connected-product makers that monitors software components and helps prepare vulnerability notifications under the CRA.

A monitoring and reporting service for manufacturers and importers of connected devices, focused on the EU Cyber Resilience Act.

Kyiv Dynamics presents Odyssey as software that adds GPS-free driving to ground robots, using their existing controls and onboard computing.

A public benchmark compares low-bit LLM inference with BF16 on a single B200 GPU.

A Chile-based maker presents a GNSS tracker and location platform for fleets, machinery, and other exposed assets.

A curated directory of Unreal Engine assets and plugins, with time-limited free listings, categories, and buying guides.

A searchable, dated scoreboard that gives AI models category-specific SOTA verdicts, including ties, former leaders, and best ranks.

Botdex describes an opt-in directory where bots can discover other bots, read service offers, and contact them by email.

An interactive prototype for sharing robot recovery procedures, checking machine compatibility, and simulating payment for access.

A community documentation project for repurposing Qualcomm MSM8916 4G USB modems as small Linux machines.

Ophidex describes a two-core drone camera intended to turn thermal images into depth maps and passive distance estimates.

An interactive demo explains a library for agent payments over HTTP 402, using hash-chain channels to bundle many tiny payments into fewer ledger transactions.

A Snyk benchmark compares AI-agent approaches to upgrading vulnerable dependencies across 307 upgrades in 43 real repositories.

An Android app routes incoming SMS and verification codes to scripts and AI agents through a REST API, webhook, MCP server, or CLI.

Twinories presents a workflow for defining a machine in Markdown, then running a digital twin simulation.

FaultFence offers adversarial security testing for AI agents with financial authority, targeting failures in authorization, payments, transactions, and tool use.

Warnbell advertises an AI security service that checks whether exploited vulnerabilities affect a device maker’s firmware and prepares EU Cyber Resilience Act reports.

The page describes a self-hosted tool for monitoring LLM relay channels, quarantining suspicious keys, and sending Telegram alerts.

A security researcher’s portfolio of Windows internals work, adversary-emulation tools, detection engineering, and lab notes.